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Last month, a major milestone was achieved in the North Sea - the first remote solids management operation performed entirely from shore. This breakthrough represents a fundamental shift in how we approach offshore interventions, with significant implications for efficiency, safety, and operational costs.
Remote Operations Revolution Traditional coiled tubing campaigns require extensive offshore personnel and equipment. But closed-loop solids management systems are changing this paradigm. By processing and managing drilling waste in real-time without human intervention on the platform, operators can now monitor and control these critical operations from onshore command centres.
The milestone saw a Norwegian operator successfully manage an entire CT campaign remotely - a first for the industry. This isn't just about reducing headcount; it's about reimagining operational models for harsh environments.
DigitalEyes Downhole Simultaneously, camera technology is transforming intervention operations. WellCAM 360 systems are providing unprecedented visual data during production logging and SCSSSV cleanup operations, enabling real-time decision making that was previously impossible.
Case Studies in Action
These aren't theoretical concepts - they're proven technologies with measurable results. From live fishing operations using innovative robotic solutions to game-changing e-line deployments, Nordic operators are leading the charge in digital transformation.
Curious about the technical details and real-world results? Join us in Stavanger (Oct14) - more info here - or Bergen (Oct 16) - more info here - where the engineers behind these breakthroughs will share their case studies and lessons learned.
